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Undetectable electrons in solids with two pairs of sublattices
Angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy measurements identify dark electron states in palladium diselenide, cuprate superconductors, and lead halide perovskites. These dark states are attributed to the two pairs of sublattices in each of the solids, which leads to a double two-level quantum system in which double destructive interference can occur.
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